Co op ready for grain harvest across Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau co op prepares for the annual grain harvest. Officials say the two Farm Bureau headquarters Elyria 210 Huron St and Grafton will handle about 100000 bushels of wheat with modern unloading and ample storage. Farmers may sell at market prices on the spot or store grain hoping for higher prices later. Landmark branding marks the co op buildings and storage tanks statewide. Farm Bureau handlers are trained to pay based on grain quality with higher prices for above average grain.
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Lo Lorain County Farm Bureau
Corain County
Huron St
Elyria
Grafton
Frank Herrmann
Ohio Farm Bureau Co Op
Farm Bureau
Co-Op
Landmark
Chicago Board of Trade
Herrmenn
Cutting fine after 8 years at Center Ridge Road shop
A local tradesman marks eight years of operation at 32587 Center Ridge Road two miles east of N Ridgeville. The business, identified by the East 76491 phone listing, offers specialized cutting services and welcomed customers seeking quality workmanship.
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Center Ridge Road
N. Ridgeville
Cabbage Maggot Crisis Hits Ohio Truck Farms Hard
Lorain County reports 50 percent cabbage losses as root maggots resist past pesticides. James Gornall of 5220 Detroit Rd Sheffield fights the pest with soil dust and irrigation, costing more than potential crop value. Experts cite weather and an earlier Pacific Northwest resistance as factors.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Paul Leidheiser
Leidheiser
Fred Boos
Norwalk
James Gornall
Troit Rd
Sheffield
Gornall
Paul Teichheiser
Bayh seeks funds to fight cereal leaf beetle outbreak
U.S. Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana asked the Senate Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee for 200000 dollars to boost Agricultural Research Service research on cereal leaf beetle. Bayh said the bug threatens Indiana Michigan and Ohio with wheat losses and urged faster action before fiscal 1965. He noted current efforts by the agriculture department Purdue University and states to control the pest may be insufficient without permanent research.
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Washington
UPI
Birch EH. Bayh
D-Ind
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Lorain County
Paul Leidheiser
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Bayh
Agricultural Research Service
Agriculture Department
Department
Purdue University
Teen-age Appetite Costs Top Family Food Bill
New York report shows a teen boy aged 16 to 18 spends about 9.11 a week on food, more than any other family member. By contrast teenage girls cost about 8.90 weekly.
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New York
UPI
Norwalk Farm Wins Merit Certificate in Poland China Breeding
Prize Acre Farm of Norwalk received a Certificate of Merit from the Poland China Record Association of Galesburg I for five spring furrowed litters in the sow testing program. The five litters had 48 live pigs averaging 9.6 per litter with an average birth weight of 2.88 pounds. The program aims to recognize sows producing large, easy to raise litters and notes research showing higher birth weights improve survival to weaning.
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Prize Acre Farm
Poland
China
Norwalk
China Record Assn
Galesburg
Insect lure breakthrough from Beltsville roach study
Dr. Robert Yamamoto and colleagues at Beltsville Maryland isolated a minute sex attractant from virgin female cockroaches. The chemical lures males, enabling new insect control methods with tiny, food-safe quantities. Researchers aim to duplicate synthetically for warehouse and crop pest management.
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New York
HTNS
Robert Yamamoto
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Rachel Carson
Yamamoto
Science
U.S
Jacobson
Calf Rearing For Extra Milk Profits
A farmer touts turning 7 or 8 calves on Wayne from the old whole milk method to save a year's production from one cow and boost profits with lower costs. Separate note describes pest control science using attractants and sterile insect release to reduce pest populations over time.
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Wayne
Farmers may earn payment by resealing stored corn
Ohio farmers with 1962 1960 or 1959 crop corn stored under price support loans may extend loans and earn storage payments after July 31. The program, announced by ASC officials, allows reseal loans with a 14 cent per bushel annual storage payment for eligible corn and requires formal application by October 31.
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Gormon W. Greene
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Lorain Asc County Committee
John R. Haugh
Greene
Commodity Credit Corporation
ASC
Ohio Dairy Cattle Prize Money At State Fair
Officials expect over 2000 dairy cattle from Ohio and nearby states to attend the state fair August 28 through September 2. Dairy prize money totals 37966 dollars. Breed show dates: Ayrshire August 28-29, Brown Swiss August 27-28, Guernsey August 27-28, Holstein August 28-29, Jersey August 27-28, Milking Shorthorn and Red Poll August 30.
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Columbus
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Gehl
Jim Scheafer
Belden, Ohio
Lagrange Tractor Sales
Glendale
Farmer McGregor
Pacific Northwest
By Earl Ubell
Herald Tribune News Service
Kipton Elevator
Kipton
Oberlin
Birmingham
CCC
Homelite
Worcester Sales & Service
Worcester Hatchery
Lorain Rd
The
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Lumber — Builders Supplies
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H. W. Reighley
Olympian
Myers
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Oberlin Rd
West Ave
Elyria Im
Oberlin Road
Element, Inc
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